Georgia News Roundup Highlights Tragic Week
Georgia reports a string of preholiday tragedies in Ware and surrounding counties with three killed and another injured in a southern automobile crash. In Savannah mayor officiates at a retirement fund burning of 806000 dollars, while an institute for Georgia school superintendents is planned at the University of Georgia July 11 to 13. The week also notes deaths of Wm. M. Howard and others, local political shifts, fire threats, and various state events from Waycross to Atlanta.
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Institute For School Superintendents of Georgia
University of Georgia
Athens
Arthur H. Scott
Atlanta Weather Bureau
Atlanta
C. F. von Herrman
Georgia
Frank McIntire
Savannah
Nina O'Jones
Waynesboro
Southern Women’s
Jefferson Educational
Washington, D. C
Oglethorpe University
Herbert
Banner
American Legion
Columbus
Chas. S. Harrison
Geo. Wa
Kenney
Muscogee County
Perry People Unhurt In Airplane Accident
Four passengers aboard the Grace Line plane bound for Lima Peru recount a June 18 emergency after takeoff from Cerro Azul near Lima. A depressurization and gear loss forced a water landing near Ancon Naval Station. all five were rescued with no injuries or dampened spirits.
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New York
Santa Clara
Grace Line
Lima
Peru
Pacific
May Ambrose Pience
Perry, Ga
Carl O. Erlanson
Washington, D. C
Wm. C. C. Watt
Santiago
Chile
Cerro
Azul
Ancon Naval Station
Donald Perry
Georgians to Get Large Dividends From Coca Cola Stock
Atlanta June. Stockholders in more than a score of Georgia businesses received dividends Friday totaling over 5.6 million dollars. Coca Cola leads with 3.5 million dollars, including 2 million in regular and 1.75 and 25 cent extra per share. Other payments include Georgia Power 862,860 Bibb Manufacturing 300,000 Tin National 202,600 Atlantic Ice and Coal 187,600 Citizens and Southern 125,000 Continental Gin 75,000 Fulton National 17,500.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Coca Cola Company
Lasa
Georgia Power Company
Bibb Manufacturing Company
Tint National, Bank
Atlantic Ics and Coal Corporation
Citasens and Southern Bank
Continental Gin Company
Fulton National Bank
Lower power rates sought by Atlanta consumers
A special councilman committee in Atlanta chaired by Alderman J. G. Murphy calls on the Georgia Public Service Commission to revise valuations of electric utility properties. The aim is lower domestic and commercial rates based on present value, with a public hearing planned for input from utility officials and citizens.
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Atlanta
Georgia
J. G. Murphy
Georgia Public Service Commission
Public Service Commission of Georgia
Alderman Murphy
Public Service Commission Authorizes Rail Discontinuances
The Public Service Commission approved discontinuances and mixed-train substitutions for Central of Georgia and other lines. Trains 14 25 and 15 16 between Albany Lockhart were replaced by mixed service. Dover Dublin and Dover Brewton routes altered. rail changes include Smithville Ft Gaines Cuthbert routes with mixed trains 11 12 19 20 108 109 and Sunday-except service.
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Public Service Commission
Georgia
Central of Georgia Railway
Albany
Lockhart
Ala
Dover
Dublin
Brewton
Central of Georgia
Smithville
Pd A Ala
Ft. Gaines
Cuthbert
Georgia Stone to Be Used in New Atlanta Post Office Building
Washington reports that Georgia marble will replace brick and limestone in the Atlanta post office project. The decision followed talks among Congressman Chas R. Crisp and Secretary Mills, with Georgia officials pressing for the native stone. The change awaits formal contractor agreement and surety approval.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Washington
Treasury
Coates Gains Support as Rallying Farmers See Hope
Farmers facing hard times express trust in Mr. Coates after meetings at headquarters reveal rising volunteer backing. Support pours in from unexpected sources, shaping perceptions of Mr. Coates as a capable winner even with many state races yet to decide.
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Coates
Crisp Praised for Work as Ways and Means Chairman
Americus Ga July 5 A formal resolution commending Representative Chas R Crisp of Georgia and praising his conduct as acting chairman during the session has been passed by the Ways and Means Committee He presided with courtesy and fairness while the revenue bill was debated and is thanked for his service before retirement The clerk will transmit a copy to Crisp and a note from Eugene Fly accompanies the resolution
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Americus
Chas. R. Crisp
Georgi
Ways and Means Committee
Representative Crisp
Crisp
Georgia
Home of Representatives
Wa and Means Committee
Congress
Loas
Eugene Fly
Hon
Chen
Moses Called by God to Lead Israel from Egypt
The text recounts Moses at a well with Zipporah and Jethro, the priest of Midian, his return to Egypt after a 40 year Midian sojourn, and his divine call from the burning bush. God promises to be with Moses as he faces the monumental task of leading Israel to Canaan.
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Midian
Moses
Jethro
Zipporah
Egypt
San
Midiana
God
Canaan
Abraham
Israel
Peart
Casaan
Aaron
Caaaan
Isaac
Jacob
Miriam
Oses
Mosey
Goshen
University of
Hiryot
Saul of
Tansus
Noah
Moses and Aaron in the Exodus Tale of Faith and Learning
This excerpt reflects on Moses and Aaron guiding Israel from Egypt, highlighting idolatry dangers, God’s self identification as I Am, and Moses learning through early schooling in Goshen. It notes Moses’ eloquence, Aaron as spokesman, Miriam’s maternal teaching, and the education of leadership under divine calling.
Castellon Draws Applause From Meeting on Congress Drive
Fi No 3 Page Cho outlined his ideas on governmental policies and drew steady applause. Judge Castellon delivered a forceful, witty address that drew a great ovation. The Monday night gathering was a success as Castellon's supporters vow to expand his campaign across the Third Congressional district.
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Castellon
Congress
Muscogee Farm Bureau withdraws support for Cargill
The Muscogee County Farm Bureau ends support for Ralston Cargill citing his views on farm relief and noting that other Columbus groups have endorsed him. The committee says the action was not unexpected as the campaign progresses.
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Muscogee
Postal Announcement For Congress in deferente to the Tequest
An old postal notice indicates a request to announce to the district about a forthcoming congressional appointment. The fragmentary text references volunteers, anti faction concerns, and a request submitted in Rottaber 14 with names like Cuthbert Castellow.
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Cores Matesy
Erate
Rottaber
Cuthbert
Castellow
Candidacy announced to succeed Hon Chas R in Georgia district
The speaker announces a bid to represent the Third Georgia Congressional District, seeking the Democratic Primary on September 14. He cites experience in Congress with the late Lewis, knowledge of parliamentary law, and a record of public service in the House and Senate. He highlights farming and mercantile ties and pledges to address labor needs with dedicated effort.
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Gressional
Georgia
Chas, R
Onorable
Lewis
Congress
House
Senate
Taylor County Voters Asked to Consider Local Representative Candidate
A teletype style notice from C. W. Foy declares his candidacy for representative of Taylor County in the Georgia General Assembly. He asks voters to consider him under the Democratic party rules and regulations, thanking supporters for favorable consideration.
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Taylor County
T Ley
Georgia
Democratic Party
Xeoria
Es Cc. W. Foy
Childs Announces Reelection Bid for Taylor County Georgia
Incumbent Representative CHILDS declares candidacy for re election in Taylor County Georgia subject to Democratic primary rules on September 14 1982 He thanks voters for past support and asks continued vote and influence in the current race.
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Taylor County
General Assembly of
Georgia
Septeber
Childs
Re-election bid by JONES PERRYMAN for Solicitor General
A_candidate for re election as Solicitor General of the Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit asks for support in the Democratic primary set for September 4 1932. The letter thanks supporters and the poor for their influence and ends with respect.
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Chattahoochee Circuit
Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit
Jones Perryman
Solicitor General Candidate Seeks Support in Chattahoochee Circuit
A candidate for Solicitor-General in the Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit asks citizens for support ahead of the Democratic primary on September 14, 193%. He appeals for land influence and backing from voters.
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Chattahoochee Circuit
Chatta 0Ochee Judicial Circuit
Judge McLaughlin Seeks Re election in Taylor County
In a broad note to friends, Judge McLaughlin declares eight years on the Superior Court bench with tenures of service, stating he has no opposition and pledges sincere gratitude for trust shown. Providence permitting he will continue to serve, aiming to consecrate his efforts to local interests.
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Superior Court
Providence
McLaughlin
Taylor County
Cargill Support Draws Broad Backing
Fragments indicate substantial backing for Cargill amid uncertain circumstances and predictions of a Cargill victory. The text notes many individuals and organizations rallying to his cause as events unfold.
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Macon
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Henry Burns
Kentucky
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Peach County
Houston Line
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Gilchrist County
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Woodbury
Isle of Dreams
Radium Springs
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Eee
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R. Crisp
United States Senate
Wm. J. Harris
Monda Morne
Piedmont Hotel
Middle Georgia
Public Welfare Department
Roosevelt
Perry
Ft. Valley
John N. Holder
Talmadge
State Highway Board
Felton A. O’kelley
Frankie Davis
Winter Haven
Harvardsburg
Echeconee
Emmett B. Smith
Crawford County
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Raburn
Brantley County
Sherif
Brantley
Waycross
Brunswick
John B
Pee
Adel
Cook County
Adel Milling Company, Inc
Adel News
Roy K. Swope
Onday
T. M. Sineath
Fourth Street
G. & F. Railway
Swope
Chattanooga
Tenn
J .Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chicago
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Clark Howell
Jno. N. Garner
Homer Chiles
Haddock
Jones County
Moralias
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Hon Cargill
Solicitor General
Solicitor-General
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